Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 168, 24 April 1910 — Page 5

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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK. Monday A reception will be given in the evening at Grace Methodist church in honor of Rev. Arthur Cates. Magazine ilub will meet in the afternoon. , The wedding of Miss Ernestine Faulus and Mr. Strauch of Milwaukee will be celebrated. ladles Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A, will have a called meeting at twothirty o'clock In the afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. building. Miss Dorothy Vaughan will be boston for a meeting of a card club. Mary F. t Thomas, W. C. T. U. will meet In the dome room of the Morrin-Bon-Reeves library. Dorcas society will be entertained by Mrs. George Fox at her home ou South Fifteenth street. Tuesday An entertainment will be given in the evening at the Karl ham Heights church. ' Stereoptlcon views will be shown. Members of a card club will meet in the afternoon. Mrs. George Seidel has Issued invitations for a reception to be given in the afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Carson Hamlll of Terre Haute and Mrs. R. 8. Ed wards of this city. Wednesday The wedding of Mr. Ralph M. Hill of Indianapolis and Miss Reba Stutson daughter of Mrs. Charles StutBon will be celebrated in the evening at six-thirty o'clock at the home of the bride's mother on South Thirteenth street. Oratorio society of Earlhani college will sing the "Messiah" at the Murray theater. ' In the afternoon a piano recital will be given 'by Mr. Adler of Cincinnati, under the auspices of the lociety. Thursday "Woman's Relief Corps will meet' in the post rooms at the court house.. . Members of an afternoon card club will meet. Printers' annual Spring dance will be given at K. of P. temple. Friday A reception will be given

at the First Methodist church in the

vening In honor of Rev. Mr. Rad

cliffe, who has recently come to this

c!ty. Members of the Tourist club will ueet In the evening. jl t3l jl IN HONOR OF MISS STUTSON. Saturday, afternoon.. Mrs. George Hamilton gave a miscellaneous shower at her home, South Twentieth and A streets In honor of Miss Reba Stutson, who Is to be married Wednesday evenings at six-thirty o'clock to Mr. Ralph M. Hill of Indianapolis, formerly of Winchester, Ind. The various rooms were beautifully

?;orted for the occasion. The rib-

' ons decorating the dining table were

Mlow. The color scheme yellow and Mte was carried out in the luncheon vV.lch was served. The afternoon was

1 ost pleasantly spent In a social man

rer. A number of pretty gifts were

showered upon the bride-elect. The meats were Mrs. Benjamin Bartel,

Mra. W. O. Mendenhall, Miss Edna Trhneon, Mm. Edward Harris, Miss IViby Clarke and Miss Marguerite

Hill. : v ' ' ' jl jl jl . FOR MRS. GUY STUDY.

Among the charming social events scheduled for this week Is the large

reception to be given Thursday after

noon. April twenty-eighth, by Mrs. Robert L. Study, at her pretty home. 212 South Sixteenth street, complimentary to Mrs. Guy Study, late of Paris. France. The hourB are two to four; three to five and four to six o'clock. .. A large number of invitat'ons have been Issued for the event which promises to be most pretent ftnis. ; jl j j A GUEST HERE. Hr. Henry Bulla of Connersville, ' iHana, is tho guest of his parents, "r. and Mrs. J. M. Bullal over Sun-;:-r. ji ji ji ENTERTAINED GUESTS. V charming party was given recentv by Miss Hasel Hatfield at her ohie In Greensfork. Indiana. The ests were Miss Lena Luddlngton, if s Carlyle Dlffenderfer, Miss Hazel rtsch. Misses Shjioh and Janet '"an Meter, Miss Julia Boyd of Camr.idge City, Indiana. Miss Hazel Gibba f f Connersville and Miss Julia Uohtenfels of this city, Mr. James Taylor, Mr. Don Wright Mr. Harry Hall, Mr.

Harry Johnson, Mr. John Young of

Cambridge City, Mr. Robert Crane, Mr. 'Huston Marlatt, Mr. Emory Thomas, Mr. Everett McConaha and Mr. Harry Hatfield, of Greensfork. ; jl jl ' j SPENDING SUNDAY HERE. Mr, W. C. Baar of Indianapolis, is the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Blanrhard. jl jl jl SPENT THE DAY HERE. Miss Lena Luddington, Miss Carlyle Dlffenderfer. Miss Hazel Bertsch and Miss Janet Van Meter of Cambridge City. Indiana, spent Saturday in this city. IMPORTANT SOCIAL EVENT. An Important social event for the week is the wedding of Miss Reba Stutson daughter of Mrs. Charles Stutson and Mr. Ralph M. Hill, of Indianapolis. The affair will be quietly celebrated Wednesday evening at six-thirty o'clock at the bride's home. SO South Thirteenth street Only the members of the Immediate families with a few friends will be In attendance. Miss Stutson is a most popular young woman and is affiliated with several leading clubs of this city.

HAS BEEN CALLED HERE. Mrs. Elmer Moody of M uncle, lud.,

has been called to this city by the ser

ious illness of her mother. Mrs. Mary

Holler, who is with Mrs. Edward Klute at her home on South Fourteenth street.

A GUEST HERE. Professor Lee Au!t of Cambridge City. Indiana, was a guest in this city yesterday. IS IMPROVING. Mrs. Charles Lyons who has been

at the Reld Memorial hospital is much

Improved. 'She' will be removed to

her home Monday.

HELD A MEETING. A, meeting of the F. Y. P. C. club

was held at the Sevastopol school building recently.. One new member was admitted to the club. The follow

ing program was presented.

Piano Solo -Miss Blanche Addle-

man.

Recitation Miss Katherlne Wil

liams.

Piano Solo Miss Marguerite Wilk-

ins.

8 CANTATA THIS EVENING. A cantata will be presented this ev

ening at seven-thirty o'clock by the choir of the Second Presbyterian church., The public is cordially invited to attend.

' BOX PARTIES. A feature of the week's social schedule will be the box parties given Wednesday evening at the Murray theater by local hosts and hostesses for the concert to be given by tho Oratorio society of Earlham college, jl j TO GIVE RECEPTION. A reception will; be given Monday evening at the Grace Methodist church in honor of the pastor. Rev. Arthur Cates. The affair is in charge of the Woman's Aid society. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Judge D. W. Comstock last evening entertained at dinner at his home on North Tenth street Those present were P. J. Freeman, Charles E. Shiveley, William F. Starr. Paul Corn-

stock, Daniel Surface, William Dudley Foulke and Rudolph G. Leeds,

- . J J J :,: VISITS HIS PARENTS. Erman Smith, who is now residing at Decatur, Indiana, ia in the city .the guest of his parents over Sunday. j J J ENTERTAINED WITH PARTY. A heart party was given Saturday evening by Mrs. Walter Snaveley at her home on North Nineteenth street, in honor of her guests Misses Mary and Juanita Aull of New Castle, Ind. The house was attractively decorated for the occasion. " The game of hearts

was played at several tables." Favors were given. After the game a delicious lunch in several courses was served. ' Jl Jl Jl " WILL GIVE DANCE. Members of the Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity will open the dancing season at Jackson's park with st large dance given Fridays evening. May sixth.- It is expected that a number of guests from out of town will be in attendance. j j Jl IS IN THE CITY. Mr. Edward Beatty. of Logansport, Indiana is a guest In the city.. m A GUEST HERE. . air. Arthur Curme. Jr., a student at

Purdue universltyfl Lafayette, Ind., is the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curme. He will return to school Monday. .

Post C. Our worthy national president, Mr. J. J. O'Meara, charges the various press chairmen with having not only assailed the official character of the national officers - but- their personal

character as well. We would Jike to

know of pne instance .where Mr. O'Mera's personal character has been assailed, It is not the purpose of any press chairman to attack or criticise

the personal character of any of the officers of the T. P. A. The official acts and the men as officials are what has been openly assailed. The T. P. A. pressmen everywhere are not inclined toward personalities. Because you have been caught with a bad crowd, Mr. President, you must take some of the results. We are sorry the shoes you are wearing do pinch a little. Personally you deserve better. It would have been better to have stayed with the good old boys of Indiana.

ECZEMA Oil HANDS FOR TEH YEARS

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Music

MAY FESTIVAL CHORUS. A rehearsal of the May Festival chorus will be held Tuesday evening. All member of the chorus are asked to be present. . VESPER SERVICE. A vesper service will be held this evening atthe First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Helen Johnson Bailey will sing "Fear Not," written by Mr. Edward Taylor of Indianapolis. The public is invited to attend. ' - ORATORIO CONCERTS. Richmond has not in some years had so brilliant a musical season as that of 1909-10. After such artists as Gadski and Bispham, the season is to close with the Messiah in April and the Elijah in May; each performance being one of a group of concerts. The concerts tinder the auspices of the Earlham Oratorio society at the Murray theater on Wednesday afternoon and evening of this week will bring to Richmond four vocal soloists of great ability and a brilliant pianist, Clarence Adler.

The Earlham Oratorio society was established in 1903 by its present director, C. K. Chase, professor of Latin at Earlham college. In that year , it brought out the "Creation" of Haydn, the first oratorio produced in Richmond for a number of years. The soloists for that performance were George Hamlin of Chicago, Arthur Beresford of Boston and Miss Elizabeth Blamere of Chicago, a truly notable trio of singers. The young choral society acquitted itself most creditably in tfiis its first year. The following year, the heavy Imperial Mass of Haydn ,was successfully performed with an excellent imported Quartet of singers, and the Persian Garden was given a notable rendering. During the next years, there were no further concerts by the society and it was hoped that college students musically inclined might be able to sing with the Richmond festival chprus, whenever that was in existence. But It proved to be impossible for college students to attend the long night rehearsals in the city, and so the demand for the emergence of the Oratorio society was so strong that at the urgent request of Miss Lucy Francisco, director of music at Earlham, it was decided in September to give the Messiah; this was more than a month before the agitation began which culminated In this years May Festival. The Earlham chorus numbers eighty-five singers, comprising the majority of the college students interested in music, members of the immediate college community, and a small but very capable number of singers from the city of Richmond. On the other hand a considerable number of the Earlham' singers are members of the Festival chorus. 'This chorus of eighty-five singers is well balanced and will fill the auditorium of the 'Murray theater perfectly. It is interesting to note that until a few weeks ago, none of the rehearsals of the chorus lasted more than one brief hour a week, and in the fall a special Christmas concert was rendered. But this hour represented nothing but the hardest kind of driving work.

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T. P. A Notes

BY T. C. H.

Two weeks off. May 0 and 7. Several tickets have been sold to Ft. Wayne. Get one before they are all gone. "Together" and "harmony" are synonyms. Both mean acquiescence to the same old gang! Watch the new big word. Everything in the hotel line in Ft.

ayne nas oeen reserved for May G i and 7. Post C has ten rooms secured ! so anyone going and not having pre-

Sample Ms Alt fflg Mscoiiii I have just received a large shipment of untrimmed hats, bought from a wholesale millinery house which were used on the road by their salesmen as sample hats. Thsy come in all shapes, ail colors, and the different weaves. Trimmed in the latest spring fashion, they will make very beautiful hats. I have bought these way below the cost price and can sell them at a big discount. If you haven't bought your Spring Hat or if you have, and need another, here is an opportunity where you can save money by buying your Millinery at below cost prices. .

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